Martial arts classes in Nottingham, United Kingdom
Browse 13 martial arts gyms in Nottingham. Compare styles, prices, free trials, kids and beginner classes. Open a gym for its timetable and contact details.
Nottingham MMA
A mixed martial arts gym at Roden House on Roden Street, formerly Bushido MMA and run by head coach Paul Lukowski since about 2014. Its coaches teach Brazilian jiu-jitsu and no-gi grappling, MMA, wrestling, Muay Thai, boxing and kickboxing, and there is a kids' MMA class.
Fighter Training Performance Centre
A city-centre gym at Fishergate Point, a short walk from the Motorpoint Arena, teaching kickboxing, boxing and MMA. Coaching is led by former kickboxing world champion Owen King, and new starters can take eight-week beginners’ courses in kickboxing or boxing.
Long Eaton Judo Club
A long-established judo club that trains in its own purpose-built dojo on Cross Street in Long Eaton, behind the church and next to Aldi. The dojo has a 13m by 8m tatami, changing rooms with showers and a spectators’ area, and juniors and seniors train on Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Chilwell Karate Dojo
A Shotokan karate club founded in 1974 that trains at Chilwell Olympia Sports Centre and is a member of the Shotokan Karate International Federation. The chief instructor is Pasq Mura, 7th Dan, and there are classes for 4 to 6-year-olds, juniors and seniors.
JKS Top Valley
A JKS Shotokan karate club at Top Valley Community Centre, led by chief instructor Rob Edwards, 5th Dan. It runs junior classes for under-11s and senior classes on Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Cloud Dragon School of Tai Chi Chuan
A Wudang-style tai chi chuan school founded in 1999 by Andrew Harris, which meets at St John’s on Oakdale Road in Carlton. Classes cover the hand form, weapons and practical self-defence, and new students start with a beginners’ course.
OMAC-UK Taekwondo
A taekwondo school on the first floor at 65 Gedling Road, led by Senior Master Juliet Williams, that follows the World Taekwondo curriculum alongside Hapkido self-defence. It runs Lil Dragons (ages 4 to 7), Cadets (8 to 12) and Teens & Adults (13+) programmes.
White Tiger Kickboxing
A kickboxing club at Eagle Works on Carlton Road with classes for children aged 3 to 12 and for teens and adults. Adult classes are open to complete beginners, and the club also runs sparring sessions, gradings and competitions.
Kang Han Combat & Martial Arts Academy
A community martial arts centre on Beardall Street in Hucknall, run as a community interest company, teaching taekwondo, boxing and kickboxing. The chief instructor is Grandmaster Ian Lennox, 8th Dan, and the club is a member of British Taekwondo with members aged from 4 upwards.
Krav Maga Nottingham
A Krav Maga and self-protection club whose Nottingham classes are held at ‘The Cave’ by Lady Bay Bridge, with adult sessions on Tuesday and Thursday nights. It also runs Kiddy Krav for 4 to 8-year-olds, Krav Kadets for older children and an eight-week women-only course.
4th Dimension MMA
A mixed martial arts gym on Wilsthorpe Road in Long Eaton, opened in 2011, teaching Muay Thai, wrestling and submission grappling, with MMA sparring for those who want it. The building has a boxing ring, a caged grappling mat, bag area and weights room, and there are junior and teen Thai boxing classes.
Long Eaton BJJ
A Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy on the third floor of West End Mills on Leopold Street in Long Eaton, teaching gi and no-gi classes. The timetable includes junior classes, a ladies’ gi class for ages 14 and over and a Sunday open mat, and the academy prepares members who want to compete.
Undisputed Boxing
A boxing gym on Peveril Street in Hucknall, led by former competitive boxer John Machin, that teaches boxing technique in small, personally coached groups. No previous experience is needed.